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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-08
The state Librarians Books
Loosely Kept.

SACRAMENTO, March THE Assem-
bly, State Library Committee examined
the State Librarians books tonight, and
the opinion was expressed by the mem.
bers that they We're kept in loose and
irregular way, especially under the
former Board of Trustees.
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of the committee, of which he may be the
chairman in the fftieth congress. 1t is re-
ported that he intends to take an aggres-
sive part in trying to bring about reduc-
ton of the revenue this session. In this it
is thought that he will act in accord Of the
administration, as he is closer to the presi-
dent than are any members of the commit
tee. 1t is said that he has an idea of bring
ing about a compromise by which
enough votes can be had to take
up the consideration Of the
tariff question He and Mr. Mills, of
Texas, will be the rival candidates for the
ways and means Craftsmanship in the tif-
tieth congress- and the result will indicate
whether or not it is the disposition of the
party to adopt bold and aggressive tariff
policy, or one more conciliatory If Mr.
Cox fails to show pretty good hand dur
ing the two months he will have on the
committee this session Mr. Mills will prob
ably be before him in the tiftieth congress
if Mr.. Carlisle is rt elected speaker, as no
one seems TO doubt lie will be. In the
event OF an extra session, and there IS a
pretty general impression now that one
may be called, the appointment of a sue
cessor to Mr. Morrison is not 50 remote.
The organization Of the house and the for
matien of its policy may be given soon af-
ter this session ends
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Wittrock and Fotheringham Meet

Chicago, Jan. IA special to the
Daily News from st. Louis says: After
Wittroclz, Weaver and Haight entered the
Jail today and the jail door closed behind
he robbers, a TALL slender young man in
blue shirt was standing against the screen
talking to two ladies in the cage. There IS
Folbcringham, said Haight TO Wittrock. as
they halted near the guards desk. Witt
rock looked in;entlY at the young man in
The blue shirt and said, believe it is him.
Yes. its him, assented Ilaight.
By this time the maGacles had been
removed from Witroch's wrists and
walking hastily 20 the young man in blue
shirt be extended his hand and said: Foth-
eringham, cid boy, l am glad 20 see you;
| did YOU wrong about two months ago,
but | hope YOU don't hear me any hard
feelings.
None at au. said Fotheringham, al
though you took advantage Of me when
we last met
Again shaking hands Fotheringham
continued his conversation with the ladies.
Shortly afterwards the pair shook hands
and had long conversation regarding
events that had trauspired since last they
met
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Indicted, Arraiane ed, Sentenced

ST. LOUIS, Jan, 4.-The grand jury
which has been investigating the train rob
berry cases have been engaged today in try
ing to ascertain how il became know yes
terday that Wittrock, Weaver and Haight
had been indicted This delayed the re-
turning of indictments today and at II
o'clock Judge Norvillc adjourned court
until p. m. It was then announced that
the grand jury was net YET ready to report.
Further adjournment was therefore taken,
his time until O'Clock.
At ? o'clock the grand jury handed in an
Indictment against Witrocl for robbery in
the first degree; against Haight as an aces
sorry before the fact, and against Weaver as
accessory after the fact. The prisoners
were Immediately arraigned. pleaded guilty
ana sentenced: Wittrock and Haight 10
seven years, and Weaver to five years in
the penitentiary The prisoners will lie
taken 70 Jefferson City at once.
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A Groundless Imputation.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1.-THE report that
when Gen. LOgan's physicians became con
WINGED that his case was hopeless, they
overd0sed him with aconite or morphine,
or both, 10 case his sutferings; that in con
sequence Of this treatment, he became un-
con ciOus; that had he been otherwise
treated he might have survived, can be
stated On the authority Of two of the best
sources: the family and physicians them
s=lves, to be in whole and part untrue.
They say no mOrphia, or any Opiate OF any
kind was administered to General Logan
during his illness. General Logan,
whose father was a physician, had very
considerable knowledge Of medicine him
self and was always extremely averse to
10 the use of morphia, aconitc, or opiates
IN any form and always gave explicit or
ders that they should not be administered
to him.
Itcan be further said on the highest pos
siblc authority that Mrs. Logan is herself
entirely satisfied with the medical treat
ment Of the case and regrets kecEly that
any such imputati0n5 should have been
cast upon any of the medical gentlemen in
attendance She was hardly absent from
her husbands SIDE moment during the
last three days and nights. In the crisis OF
his illness she administered the medicines
with her own hands, knowing what they
were, and was entirely satifised that all
that medical skill could dc was done and
that nothing was done improperly.
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Kansas CITY. Mo, Jan "A Times
Albuquerque. y. NJ, special says: touI
armed men robbed the stations Of I. Rite
and San Jose, thirty-fye miles west OF
here. on the Atlantic Il Pacific road. YES.
terk2y afternoon, securing four mEdfel
dollars. they signaled through paSSen-
ger train aJ san Jose las, evening, appar
cnily with the intention Of robbing Il. oVi
the officials has been warned by the agent
Just in time u telegraph orders to the tral1
not to stop; il therefore passed. the station
a. full speed
Charles Ross. Who murdered Marshal
Mcclure and Oficec Henry, escaped from
Jail last night Ii. viii probably ht
lYnChcd Il caught.
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The President Able to be at His
Post Of Duty-MeetS the
Cabinet.
The Director of the Mint Furnishes
Congress a Report on the Re
demptiOn Of Coin.
Sunset Cox Casts His Heagle Heye
on Coveted Committee Chair
manShip-W antS to Sue
ceed Morrison.
FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
Senate.

WAsHIEGTOE, Jan. As soon rs the
reading of the Journal was concluded, Mr.
Culom took the floor and said:
&Ir. President The angel of death
stalks through the land and his visitation
has been most unexpected during the re-
cent brief recess of the senate, imposing
upon me the painful duty which / have
S arcely heart 10 perform-the duty Of an
nouncing the death of my distinguished
colleague At his home which overlooks
this capital city, at three minutes before
three on Sunday, the Goth of December, the
spirit OF John A. Logan took It's fight TO
the unknown realms Of eternity. On Fri
dav last, his funeral ceremonies were con
Quoted by senators and representatives pres
ent in this senate chamber and his mortal
remains conveyed to the silent tomb.
We are called upon to mourn the loss Of
one Of the braycSt and n0blest Of men; a
man loved by patriots-by the people Of
his state and of the nation; a man known TO
this country and known to the civilized
world, and for nearly fourteen years a dis
tinguished member of this senate. | Shall
not at this time, Mr. President, attempt to
pronounce words which are due to the
memory of one, who for so many years
performed SO important and conspicuous q
part in the affairs Of this republic. At al
early day / shall seek to introduce appro
pirate resolutions, and shall speak, as [
may he best able, of the character and pub
lie services of our associate, when oppor-
tunity will be given to the senate TO pay
fitting tribute to his memory
Mr. President, out of respect for the
memory of the deceased senator, Logan, /
move that the senate adjourn.
The motion adopted and the senate adj
journed.
The clerk Of the house, with a message
from that body, and Pruden with one from
the president inclosing Il number of noInl-
nations were waiting at the door ready to
deliver their respective messages but did not
get opDortunity to do So
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House.

In his prayer this morning the chaplain
referred feelingiy to the death Of Senator
Logan.
The speaker laid before the house a con-
municaiion from Hon. A. 5. Hewitt an
nouncing that be had forwarded to the
governor of the state Of New York his
resignation as representative from the
Tenth congressional district Of that state.
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Thomas Of Illinois, offered the fol
lowing resolution. which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. That this house has heard with
ore a sorrow the announcement OF the
death cf Hon John a. Logan, late United
States senator from the state Of Illinois,
and rs further evidence ef the respect felt
for the deceased statesman, | move that
the house do now adjourn, giving notice
that at a later day | will ask that the pro
ceedings of the house be suspended II
order that his colleagues and friends may
bear testimony to his worth.
The motion was agreed to, and accord
ingly at 1915 the house adjourned.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.

il ASSAS CITY, January
Daily Indicator reports wheat receipts lnrL ship
nlrnts 100; in S22,p0. No red 'l2S May q
Corn receipts $3.50 shipments 400; in store $780,
No cash 800; Feb 2l3i May 35a4
Rye-No, cash II bid
oats No. . q
FIuur-Car lots Xxx -: xxx. $685.: family, 81 058
81 II; choice. 81 $5sl -; fancy, 81 5G@Sl So extra
fancy, 81 Gl@Sl So; patent, 81 @5IS5 %.
I.cgS. butter and hay unchanged.
P2oyisions.-RpuEd lots sugar cured hams i0;Sacon
90; pried beef n; dry salt clear rio sides s. ~ long
clear, 81 30 shoulders. 81 -: short clear, So OF
smoked clear rib sides ST So long clear 50 p; shout
ders, s. y: short clear. So 90,
Hess Pork-S9 -.
Lard.-choice tierce, s. o..
Mill Stuff.-Quiet.
Corn Neal-tireen. -: dried 81.
Chup.-Yelow. O.; bulk. 10.
ship Stnff -Sacked a6sjl
Fay-sicady: small balei S 90 large, s. co.
BGiter-Steady, creamery fancy. .; good, .; fine
dairy, lj4iS
49,; Kansas. Sos.
TaIiow.-No. I. So G3@i; 10. ., 2.
Hidcs.-pry flint No. 1. 81 No }, To- bull and stag
s Dry salt no J. ~; No. ,. 5; green salt No s No
6 bun ANA stag, 8; green incurred 5G2i4, calf sz9
sheep pcts dry, 9@ll
Broom Corn-Skort, ~; green harl, :; self work
ing, 1904; long coarse, 3@Shs; crooked l59G1g.
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The Indians ADDrehensiye,

TALLEQUAH, l. T., Jan. 4.-The Chero-
KEGS, in fact the five tribes feel uneasy on
account of recent kilograms sent from
Washington in regard to the Creek delesa-
ton not acting with delegates from the
four other tribes-Cherskees Chectaws,
Seminoles and Chickasaws. 1t is said the
Creek delegates are in favor of selling the
Oklahoma country, the sale of which the
other tribes most bitterly oppose, as they
deem it an entering wedge toward disrupt
ing the whole territory
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Dr. WllllAM Hall
OMAHA Bennett.

81 nan e. iff.itA'ta
Gives special HffsHtis O. nsessr- 20 vofssr, Blood
and 81 in B-c;te-s and ali trouble 81 3lr Urinary
ORGANS speedily cared Ia tHth sores. pf5ir- over
ygga-if,sl.s Rank. North Main rt--ct tansultatlna
das ui.It FftEE Read brs. iisil q Iunstts card
g. tHi. payer Itif
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,srANIkD- Bargains III real estate state location
w prize. and terms We have ,alts for west si.ie
nroperIv: we also want property ia all parts 81 the
city on our books. Tanner * Wright Isl, n Main.
Ni'' ~ " SGT.
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ANT -D-2 .ood lady agent 70 can ass Tor dress
w system good pay. Apply p! Main ST. room
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PrrrsBuRa, Pa. Jan 4.-The minors
convention in session mere dissolved ;he.v
old o-ranizstion today, and tomorrow VIII
rearc.a:ze into subdis.yic,s Ne. :. .. and
6 Of Distric, Assembly No. l5J. Knights
Of Labor. Sub-disJrict No. ( VIII com
prise all the mines shipping TO eastern
markets. No. will comprise au railroad
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mines shipping to western markets, and
No. the miners of the Monongahela and
Ohio rivers down to the mouth of the
Kanawha and the mines on the Kanawha
river The miners have heretofore had
separate organizations, but in the future
will act in union
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WILKEsEARRE. Pa. Ian. AL lie
Galleries in this region shipping ever he
New Jersey Central railroad were Idle To-
Gay except two, on account Of tae strike a
the dock hands 81 PvV; johnson and Eliza
he,hnort The closing Of iaa mines has
thrown cut Of work t0,a. Of S.lI0 Euea
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New LAREDO, Mey, Jan. IA daspe-
ate fight took place yesterday between
Guards Rurales add a1eu, fifty snUgglers
from the American side. conveying about
So. 600 worth Of goods jGto the interior.
The finale W., tcu dead suCegIcrs. three
guards. with goods IN the hands q the
III n-iti..s
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Kansas City Live StOci5.

KANSAS CRY January !
Cattle Receipts. 2292; shipments, s65l steady;
good tochoicp 81 UnS4 -, common To mediums -
ass SO: stockers. s. &0aS2 -; feeding steers s. 500
{, -; cows. 81 5vaS3 ~.
Hogs Receipts. COS; shipments G,23 steady.
good to choice II A5aS4 - common TO medium 81
aSi 80
good TO choice s. ooU$3 -; common 70 medium,
81 5oG$!.,5.
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Chicago Live stock.

IHICtjU JstITItTy =
The Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts 5000
shipments 3jlj shipping steers 50dL5 30 stockers
and feeders SOFAS 80: cows bulls and mixed '5Qs31
bulk , 5000 -; through Tex steers so.
Hogs Receipts $500. shipments 100; rough and
mixed 60 "A 60; packing and shipping GJGl4 80
light S0C94 30; skips 1908 20.
Sheep--Receipts $3.50 shipments 1890; native 81
as -; western 15Gl3 10: lambs 25lJJ 20.
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st. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS January /
Catle-8eceipts go, shipments, 80. choice native
steers 25lI Is, fair 10 good shipping steers 90
70 butchers steers far 10 choice 3tf5 80; feeders
fair 70 good t5&3 10, Texas and Indians common
to fair SptG3 80.
Hogs-Recerrs 500, shipments ~; choice heavy
butchers seecfions 7Hsa@-; packers fair 20 fame!
IEss ~: workers medium 81 choice %psi ~ Is'
common TO good Snai -
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Wbaat-Firmer: UnGraded red, IS @as 40 red,
$3.50; elevator $4,000 atloat, SO red, December,
@I4 January. 923@931B.
Corn-Ungraded, 46l4Gi8 NO. ,, IS elevator, 80
aioat.No. :. December, fils.
Oats-Mixed western. b Cy31; white DO. SO, s2i4
ButteI-Firm at i2d29.
Cheese-W estern fat, 1l@l2i..
tIggS-Ne sterH. 251aG2ij6.
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Heavy Snow SOUth,

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 4.-Picayune
specials from Arcadia, Farmersville and
Minden report the heaviest snow storm
ever experienced; snow falling since noon,
row four inches deep; prospects there will
be a foot of snow by morning
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nrAru SENTENCE CosIMrTED.
RFnFMPrIoN or COINS.

The secretary of the treasury today
transmitted to the House . communicates
from the director Of the mint bearing on
the issue and redemption Of minor CONS.
The director saws the experience OF !25J
wear has shown conclusivcly that MINOR
coins NAV accumulate IN the treasures and
suh-trcasuries OF the United states, Il pres
emf the ONLY agents for the redemption ct
m;nNr coin while at the same time there
may exist a pressing demand Tor the same
class of in parts of the United States re
n,otc from the treasury and lis ofaaCheS.
Arain. he SAYS. there may ac IA acto'0u
laIion in the treasury or al certain SUo-
treasures while al the same unc iheFe
may exist a demand al COmmercl&i teh''IN
even where certain other Sub--TeaSLf!N is s.t
located. Yet no specific APPROPRIATED -
available for the transfer from one 80
treasury to another Of minor com 1edh4 20
he in excess OF the demand al the l9oa.ll
where anv such excess may happen - %
The director adds that part OF the de-
mand for minor coin, (Which has ARISEN -
IN uuprecedented eXten; during tht ia''ti
mart of the past YEAR is Al least urrS2Soh
able il having appeared that 10 the eAtr-
else of a preference for fresh com " ~
lions to the Philadelphia mint tof -! &
sums of minor coin have been mace. lrotl
the various cities where Al accumuiau"o2
was reported at the sub treasury. y" =
cilitate the transfer Of coin aud is recon
age and reissue. certain aslendiren'5 20 n,
revised statutes are suggested conforms
on the secretary Of the treasury &a'ilot =
to transfer coin from The treasury 10 me
mint and allowing him 10 retain from ING
balance of the minor coinage profit Ian,
which is now covered into the treasury
sum not exceeding $50. 600 in any one gear
to defray the expenses Of distribution
THE IMPEETURBABLE TAEIFF.
The Evening Star tonight says: ifi3uSgl
the announcement has not been formally
made. it is known that Mr.. Cox. OF New
York. is to be appointed TO ill the vacancy
on the WAYS and means committee caaSet
by Mr.. Hewitt's retirement Mr.. Cox
expected to become very active memee
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Weather Report.

WAsmNGToS, D. c., Jan ), a. NJ
The following are the indications for Mis-
souri, and Kansas: Colder, noTtherly
winds, fair weather.
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Heavy Assignment.

CINCINNATI, Jan 4-Weatherby, Stew
ems & Co., dry goods, made an assignment.
Liabilities are S55,000 The firm is
among the most prominent retail dry goods
of the CITY.
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inOcUOuS Shocks,

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 4-Smart
shake here at 6:47 this morning and two
sharper shocks at Summerville at GAO and
40 No injury.
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SOUTHWESTERN
lsa Kansas Road,

And is thoroughly identified with the interests
and progress or the state of Kansas and It's
people, and affords it, patrons facilities une-
qualed by any line in Eastern and Jouthern
Kansas, running
THROUGH EXPRESS train. daily between
Kansas City and Olathe, Ottawa Garrett,
lola Humboldt Chenute, Cherryvaie indie
pendence Winfield, ellington, Harper,
Attica and Intermediate points
THROUGH MA L trains daily, except Sun
day, between Kansas City and Wellington,
and Intermediate stations, making close con-
nections at Ottawa Chanute and Cherryvale
with our trains for Empora, Burlington Gil
rard, walnut and COfeyville
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS daily, ex-
cept Sunday between Kansas City, Olathe
and ottawa.
REMEMBER that by purchasing tickets via.
this line connection is male in the Union De-
pot at Kans City with through trains to all
points, avoiding transfers and changes at way
stations
THROUGH TICKETS can be purchased via
this line at any of the reg,tlar oupon stations
and your baggage checked through TO destina-
ton East, West, >orth or South.
PULLMAN SIEEPERS on all night trains
For further Information. see maps and fold
ere or call on or address j B HYNEu,
General Passenger Agent,
d129-tf Lawrence Kansas.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, January 4.
There marked slump i'll price Of wheat today
closing figures of the day ranging nearly cents un
der those Of yesterday. Sales of wheat for May de
livery reported at S77s the curb before regu
lar trading hours at about figures at close
yesterday. The first official sales change, how
ever, were at S1I4 W ith few sales high S1J6.
Cash quotations were as follows:
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Money

Money on call quiet at &C per cent, closing at
asked.
Prime msrcantile paper GGH1.
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged actual rates
ssUi3 for 6tday bills and 80 for demand.
Government bonds duh and steady,
State bonds quiet ard firm.
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Tt- EtGLE pr.Et.ss a. b.Eak book ~
tfl t7ae-i - prepare - DO - kir1s q
lo1 printing sd b.AaA book raaEi1g, g,1~f-
suies.1g ths.. work = - lTFt-eiAss 10 every
respac. a! eoGrtsf Sor,. checks. lords,
pe-tor,..s5, n1fnbcrst-9r iooss-ss prices
set.j.l - Kansaz C.:y Or s. IS,sis.
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Grand Clearing Sale !
Mrs. M. KLENIZ

VIII sell until all are sold Hats from 2jc to 81 worth
twice the money. Hand knit all wool hoods, DC
and soc. A full line Of Cloaks Underwear. Corsets
Bustle. Handkerchefs. Gloves. Ostrich Feathers.
Birds Wings Ribbons. Velvets Pushes, Astra-
chans. Ladies come early to secure bargains.
N. KLENTZ.
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BARGAINS in Real Estate.

A fine agricultural and stock farm. THREE and
hair miles from CIV ab'u' ~ rrckr quar-
section fenced fJr iafure. plenty II water and
small house.
Also 5a luts IN ci.y finely located ant in good
ncighbOrho,d- Special terms TO those wisDins Ia
mAE-
Also suburban properly. Foo further particulars
Chris T. Pcarlo agent f1c Wan GFff ststriu- AZ
city Office 4Eu
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FOR RENT.

l. ~ O. -
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STORAGE.

AsToRA8E-For household goods or rnvr, handise
- boxed or loose. n Ynu have auy Epti4 On store
bring them the WicliJ, storage Co. No tis West
Dou..'as ave iG-u
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FOR SALE.

IVOR SAIL or rent cheap a four room house cor.
L Clevclsnd and Blaine avts. >. T.. Mathews, -
Douglas. -~vt7
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

State of Kansas, Sedgwick County, IS.
In the matter Of the estate Il W. Ho-
berg deceased. Creditors and all other per-
sons interested in In aforesaid esta e, are
hereby notified. that at the next regular term
of the Probate Court, in ID Tor said c"unty,
to be begun and held at the court room in
Wichita county of Sedgwick. state aforesaid
on the Sd day Of January. A. d. 1857,
1 shall apply TO said court for full
and final settlement Of said estate, and as my
fees as administrator.
SAMUEL L, HAMILTON,
Administrator of the estate of c. w. Hoterg.
deceased.
Wichita, Kan. Dec. 10. 1856. WIS. 4s-dew
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,,Ep FORK. January
EaeveS-i.s,'e iT-s 49, head. veF1 cull and weak,
I.asive steers, SsF5 e.
>eeag-Re>-sipts -: shade }lg}e-; sheep, g 90
fioss-Recsipts :. 59,3' prices bst;e-: 81 4cS< -.
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NOR EFST-Sirely furnished rooms in business
Il portion of tie city with without FIRE Wsrm
ps-ior adjoining suitable for Offices or sleeping
Near good restaurant. Gail soon Address box 20
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LC.A. tt.Isrr. o. ieUl5iF swear tsat thc faraEp-
i- Statement l. .s rssfita1 ~ tire CftigsHe RsnS.
90 tlc -f.-r af i3 Has t4Hsars. . i.. a ffae a. TIE
GO WALLER. flrs Pres.
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NOR SAIF-5p town lots IN Garden Cstys special
L harsiIis a.sa detS.cd lsnd adjoining Tbs city. Call
on or address L J. Pyle, teal c>aiste asenI SsTden
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